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Msg# 5998

Nominator's summaries Posted by BLJean@aol.com November 04, 2005 - 19:44:24 Topic ID# 5998

Want to hear something funny? One of the stories I nominated, I did so based
on the first chapter or two. I couldn't actually read the story until the
awards were nearly over, as I was writing a similar character at the time and
didn't want to risk accidental plagarism. I'm not sure just how good my summary
would have been, nominating on so little information! But I loved the beginning
and I loved the premise, and as soon as I could I went back to finish reading.

Lin

In a message dated 11/4/2005 5:21:47 PM Pacific Standard Time,
MEFAwards@yahoogroups.com writes:
can I suggest that nominators
try to write the summaries in the style of a book review or blurb? Get a
little zing in there, a little emotional reaction, to pique interest.

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